UVM Made Easy for FPGA Designers
Today’s FPGA designs have become complex SoC type of designs which has driven the complexity to a level that used to be specific to ASICs some years in the past.
For a complete verification of those systems, writing testbenches has become a challenging task. Different verification methodologies have addressed this on different levels. The most comprehensive approach is the Universal Verification Methodology (UVM). It has become a standard (IEEE 1800.2-2017). It provides SystemVerilog verification base components that can be used to create a testbench infrastructure with a high reuse potential. Since the UVM library is very complex, building a testbench from scratch is a time-consuming task and requires a good knowledge of the tools the library provides. In order to help verification engineers to build a testbench infrastructure very quickly, UVM Framework has been developed. With UVM Framework a UVM testbench can be created very rapidly and with a few changes the testbench is ready for simulation within a few hours.
The workshop »UVM Made Easy for FPGA Designers « will introduce the most important UVM building blocks to provide a basic understanding of how a UVM testbench looks like, how the component instance creation process works, and how the verification components communicate with each other and the DUT.
Due to accompanying exercises, the course offers in-depth and practice-oriented training. Attendees of the online live course will do the practical exercises in the afternoon on their own.
Course language: German (English possible on request)
Contact
Michael Schwarz
+49 7664 91313-15
Details
Applicable technologies
NoneRequirements
Knowledge of SystemVerilog and OOP concepts are advantageousDuration
2 daysFee (net per person)
€ 1,700Inclusive
Training materialPlus beverages during breaks
Lunch
Downloads
Download PDFAgenda
01
Introduction
02
UVM
UVM verification components
UVM transaction interfaces
UVM factory
UVM configuration database
03
UVM Framework
UVMF base classes
UVMF base class package
Introducing the UVMF API
Practical example: creation of a UVM
testbench
Introducing the interface API
Introducing the environment API
Introducing the testbench API
Conclusion
04
References
05
Contact information
06
Exercices
01. Run the UVM example
02. UVM transaction interfaces
03. UVM factory
04. Generating the FPU interface
05. Generating the FPU environment
06. Generating the FPU testbench
07. Completing the testbench
08. Adding another test
Dates
UVM Made Easy for FPGA Designers
WO
Freiburg
Oct 19, 2023
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